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Dallas moms on the go want to find the best places to eat, shop, and spend time with their kids. These are your picks.
Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant Tour, Glen Rose
The Comanche Peak Steam Electric/Nuclear power plant is the sole provider for TXU’s nuclear power. The plant welcomes visitors interested…
Christmas at Dallas Heritage Village
Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park 1515 S. Harwood St., Dallas dallasheritagevillage.org 214/413-3674 Candlelight event details Hours: 3–9pm…
Camping with the Kids
When my best friend invited me to go camping with her family in high school, I was hesitant. I remembered…
Best for North Texas Families 2012
You voted and we crunched the numbers. Now you can open our holiday gift to you – the winners in…
Best For North Texas Families
North Texas moms on the go want to find the best places to eat, shop, and spend time with their kids. These are your picks.
Best for Ft Worth Families
Ft Worth moms on the go want to find the best places to eat, shop, and spend time with their kids. These are your picks.
Best for Fort Worth Families 2012
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Best for Dallas Families 2012
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We Bought a Zoo
When newspaper reporter Benjamin Mee loses his wife to cancer, he decides to quit his job, buy a zoo in the country, and move his two kids there. Soon their extended family includes lions, tigers, and bears (oh my!), as well as an eclectic staff.
War Horse
Albert Narracott is a hard-working teenager in pre-WWI England who becomes enamored with a young colt he names Joey. He trains the horse for farm work, but is heartbroken when his cash-strapped dad sells Joey to an English soldier.
The Water Horse
With a nod to the Loch Ness Monster, this movie tells the story of a young boy who finds a mysterious egg on the shores of a Scottish loch during World War II.
The Three Stooges
This big screen adaptation of the classic TV series finds Moe, Larry and Curly trying to save their childhood orphanage. In the process, they stumble into a murder plot and wind up on a reality TV show.
The Spiderwick Chronicles
Upon moving into the run-down Spiderwick Estate with their mother, twin brothers Jared and Simon Grace, along with their sister Mallory, find themselves pulled into an alternate world.
The Muppets
When Muppet fans Gary, Mary and Walter learn that Tex Richman is planning to drill for oil under the vintage Muppet Theater, they decide to take action. They track down Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest of the gang and convince them to put on a show.
The Golden Compass
Equal parts philosophical and fanciful, this film is full of talking points on everything from faith to other worlds. Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig’s presence doesn’t hurt, either.
The Dark Knight
Directed by Christopher Nolan, the story centers on a reign of chaos taking place in Gotham City. Batman, a.k.a. billionaire Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale), has been strangely quiet, as The Joker (Heath Ledger) and his thugs run rampant over the city.
The Adventures of Tintin
When investigative reporter Tintin buys a model ship at an outdoor market, it sparks a journey that includes an ocean ride on a cargo ship, a plane crash in North Africa, and a sunken treasure at the bottom of the sea.
Snow White and the Huntsman
This new version of the classic fairy tale finds Kristen Stewart playing the beautiful princess and Chris Hemsworth as the handsome huntsman.